Wisely, the authors advise seekers of medical truth to examine the credentials and experience of those offering information.
And we'll examine the credentials of the UK prime minister David Cameron to take up the job of co-chairman of the high level panel on the post-millennium development goals.
Instead, prefectural (county) governments now only take responsibility for examining the credentials of the applicant and then submit it along to the provincial government for confirmation.
The independent committee was set up to examine the credentials of potential buyers and includes Johnston and chief executive Martin Bain, as well as John McClelland, Donald McIntyre and former player and manager John Greig.
There is some literature about internationally trained health professionals; this literature mainly reflects the process of examining the credentials, competency, demographic characteristics and distribution of international medical graduates (IMGs) [ 8- 11].
Because the use of apparent scientific expertise by those promoting climate change denial has played a vital role in the attacks on climate science (McCright & Dunlap, 2000, 2003; Powell, 2011), we examined the academic credentials of the authors or editors of the 108 denial books.
Besides focusing on book connections to CTTs, we also examine the educational credentials and national backgrounds of their authors or editors.
To further validate the filtering process, we examined the natural isotopic peaks that were credentialed in our C/C sample.
During the visits that followed she examined the profiles of the sperm bank's donors, compared favorable traits and credentials, and picked one.
Robin Norwood, the author of the 1985 best-seller "Women Who Love Too Much," begins her first chapter with a scene in which a client examines the framed counselling credentials hanging on Norwood's wall before describing her inability to keep a man and saying, "I'll do whatever it takes.
